Amy writes:
Amy writes:
Posted at 08:40 PM in Back Pain, back problems, Hip Pain, Latex, Pillowtop, Sealy, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Topper | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Andrew writes:
Dear Pete,
We are getting some significant sag (particularly on my side) in our old queen
mattress, and it is definitely time for a new one. This point was hammered home
(beyond my chronic tiredness in the afternoons or evenings) on a recent visit to
relatives, where we slept on a "Sealy Posturepedic Cason Bay Premium Firm" mattress,
"made expressly for Sears". We both slept well, and my wife's upper shoulders/lower
neck stiffness that we had been attributing to her typing on her computer much of the
day seemed to go away.
Can you "translate" Cason Bay into something currently offered by Posturepedic, and
maybe make some other suggestions? I'm 5' 11 215, and my wife is smaller and lighter.
I'm a side sleeper (mostly), and she's a back sleeper (exclusively). We live in Brooklyn,
NY, but will soon also be shopping for another Queen for Brownfield, ME.
Thanks, Andrew
Hi Andrew,
The Sealy Posturepedic Cason Bay is a good choice for a guest room, but not a
good value for the master bedroom.
The best on the market is the Simmons Beautyrest Black line.
Any one of the first four models in the line are firm and hold up well. The first
is the firmest.
Here's a link to those mattresses. You can order on line. Delivery is free and
there's no sales tax.
http://themattressexpert.com/simmons-beautyrest-black.html
Posted at 10:13 PM in Body Impressions/ Sagging, Neck Pain, Sealy, Sealy Posturepedic, Shoulder Pain | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Martha writes:
I have a 1 1/2 year old extra firm mattress—good quality. I sleep on both my back and sides. For the past few months my ribs and shoulders have been stiff and tender. I awake a few times each night and it feels like my lower back is pulling away. A couple months ago I started using a foam mattress topper. I did not experience as much of the tender feeling in ribs and shoulders but the lower back pain/stiffness was WORSE! What do you suggest? Thanks Martha
Posted at 09:26 PM in Back Pain, Latex, Shoulder Pain, Topper | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Karen writes:
I just purchases a Stearns and Foster firm queen size mattress, which I'm happy
with but when sleeping on my side the pressure points on my shoulder causes pain.
Its been advised I need a latex 2" topper. But which firmest, soft or medium should I buy?
Appreciate your advice...
Karen
Hi Karen,
Without a doubt, the soft Talalay latex is what will provide the most pressure point
relief and the greatest degree of comfort...without being too soft and without sacrificing
the underlying firm support. Latex is like nothing else. Even soft latex is resilient
enough to hold you up and won't allow you to sink through it, the way other foams do.
We carry only the best latex...100% all natural, pure botanical latex made in the US.
No chemicals, no synthetics, 100% safe.
Here's the link. Deliver is free and there's no sales tax. You can order on line.
http://www.themattressexpert.co/Latex-Mattress-Toppers.html
Thanks, Pete
1-877-631-5490
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Posted at 12:48 AM in Latex, Shoulder Pain, Topper | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Hi Pete,
Couple questions. Easy one first! Do you ship to SC? My husband and I would like
to get a mattress recommendation. Both of us are near 50 yrs old. We currently
have a 20 yr old clunker of a mattress set that is in dire need of replacement. We
are both very uncomfortable now and wake all throughout the night from pressure
point pain. Mine is hip and shoulder related. His is back related. I'm about 105lbs
and he is about 180lbs, so we're not overweight. We both tend to dislike sleeping
‘hot.’ We both side sleep and back sleep. Can you recommend a low, medium and
top of the line range of mattress sets that would help? We've checked into
Temper-Pedic and Sleep Numbers and are not satisfied going that direction. We'd
like to stay with a traditional, but well made and comfortable, spring mattress. Any
help would be greatly appreciated!
Kelly
Thanks, Pete
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Posted at 08:58 PM in Back Pain, back problems, Hip Pain, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Simmons Beautyrest Black, Stearns & Foster | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Sue writes:
Good am,
I and my husband are shopping for a new mattress and not very confident in the
10-minute test drive we might give any mattress in-store...can you recommend a
mattress..have just had shoulder surgery 4 months ago, so still having pain in the
one shoulder, and now the other one troubling me :(. Husband is a back sleeper,
I am a side sleeper...2 kids in college so looking for a "value-priced" mattress :)
thanks very much,
Sue
Posted at 02:04 PM in Latex, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Simmons Beautyrest Black, Simmons Beautyrest Recharge Classic, Topper | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Phyllis writes:
My husband and I got rid of our old Serta Perfect Sleeper a few months ago because
it was killing my back. We are in our fifties - and I have lower back / hip pain and
arthritis. We are not large people. I am about 125 lbs. and my husband is about
175 lbs. I am a side sleeper (with a pillow between my knees) and my husband is
a back sleeper.
I zeroed in on memory foam mattresses because I heard they were better for
backs, lasted longer, and were the best thing since sliced bread. We are on our third
foam mattress - and it has got to go back to the store. The first - a Serta iComfort
Insight was way too hard - it made my shoulders hurt. Second, we tried the Serta
iComfort Savant and my husband hated it - it was too soft. We are now sleeping
on a Tempurpedic Cloud Supreme….and I hate it. It is too soft…and I get really
overheated. I feel like I am sleeping on a giant hot marshmallow.
The store keeps exchanging our mattresses but I am starting to feel like an idiot.
The foam beds feel different in the store than they do when they have been in your
home for a month. The mattress store thinks we should be the Beautyrest Black
Series. It seems like you recommend them. Couple of questions - Why are there so
many negative reviews about them online? Will it cave in after a year or two? Will the
foam top on the Black series make me hot? Should I just get a high quality coil
mattress (I actually sleep well in nice hotel beds)? What bed to you recommend?
Thanks so much!
Hi Phyllis,
You heard what they wanted you to hear. When selling memory foam, it's important
to eliminate the negatives from the sales pitches, because the negatives outweigh
the positives. What few positives there are, are short lived...making memory foam a
complete waste of your money.
Latex is the only thing in the mattress industry that is truly "the best thing since sliced
bread" having been available for far longer than sliced bread...a well proven track
record. But THAT, is a whole other topic of conversation.
The "comfort exchange" arrived on the heals of the introduction of memory foam...a
necessary evil in the face of selling pure unadulterated junk in lieu of the quality that
had come before.
Everyone has come to rely upon the comfort exchange. Where would you be without it,
having purchased what you did?....what was SOLD to you.
At no time during this process, does anyone connected with your sale know what
they're doing.
And having the comfort exchange hasn't helped that at all. It would have been far
better to have gotten your mattress selection right the first time from someone who
knows what's what...like me.
Now, you're stuck on a mattress merry-go-round with little chance of making the right
choice without guidance for a professional...like me.
That store hasn't had the Simmons Black. It's not on their website. "100% Happy or
your money back" is on their website...and after so many dogs sold to you, that would
be the way to go.
My wife and I sleep on a Black Ansleigh plush/firm and we use a 2" soft latex topper
with it.
Every mattress will take a body impression. The latex removable pillowtop topper
eliminates that for most people. It's the only thing that retains its shape and initial
comfort over the years.
Pillowtops and plush models are the big sellers...seductive items that are extremely
comfortable, initially, and easy to sell...the perfect product for a lazy industry unwilling
and unable to direct you to that which meets your needs. THAT'S why all the complaints.
Within most lines, there are good choices and bad. The bad ones are seductively
comfortable....the sucker's bet.
Anyone following the hype, as you have, will share your fate.
Thanks, Pete
1-877-631-5490
Visit Our Websites:
www.themattressexpert.com ...Our Mattress Site
www.themattressexpert.co ...Our Mattress Accessories Site
HIGH QUALITY MATTRESS ACCESSORIES
Latex Toppers:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/Latex-Mattress-Toppers.html
Latex Pillows:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/latex-pillows.html
Dream Fit Sheets:
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Pacific Coast Feather Comforters:
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Posted at 11:57 PM in Arthritis, back problems, Body Impressions/ Sagging, Hip Pain, Latex, memory foam, Serta, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Simmons Beautyrest Black | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
So glad I found your website. We are in the market for a King bed that would provide
more space and comfort for me and my husband. Our current queen-size bed is
not providing a good night sleep. We are waking up with shoulder and back pain.
I looked up the Sealy Posturepedic Plush used at the Ritz Carlton thinking we can't
go wrong with a luxury hotel bed. Do you have any suggestions that would fit our
need for a good night's sleep? Thanks.
Hi,
If its a luxury Sealy Posturepedic you're after, they don't come any better than the
Emphasis model, which uses latex inside. It's the very too of the line and the only
model with latex.
Here's the link to that mattress and you can order on line. Delivery I'd free and
there's no sales tax.
http://www.mcssl.com/store/1ae662ee01d74b47b0655c675367c3/sealy-posturepedic-collection/sealy-posturepedic-emphasis-plush
Thanks, Pete
1-877-631-5490
Visit Our Websites:
www.themattressexpert.com ...Our Mattress Site
www.themattressexpert.co ...Our Mattress Accessories Site
HIGH QUALITY MATTRESS ACCESSORIES
Latex Toppers:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/Latex-Mattress-Toppers.html
Latex Pillows:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/latex-pillows.html
Dream Fit Sheets:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/dream-fit.html
Pacific Coast Feather Comforters:
http://www.themattressexpert.co/pacific-coast.html
Posted at 11:37 PM in Back Pain, Latex, Sealy, Sealy Posturepedic, Shoulder Pain | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Evie writes:
Pete,
Eighteen months ago I bought a mattress at Raymour & Flanigan.
It was the Simmons Beautyrest Black Tatiana Plush. Recently, it
felt like I was sleeping in a valley. I should tell you I am 145 lbs.,
and I do have lower and mid-back achiness which I believe was
worsened by the lack of support in that mattress. Since the
indentation on the mattress exceeded 1 1/2", Raymour exchanged
the mattress at no cost to me. I selected the Abriania extra firm
mattress thinking it would provide the support the other one didn't.
I think I made a big mistake. I have had it for 5 nights and I feel like
I am sleeping on the floor. It is so hard. I am feeling support, but the
lack of cushioning is killing my hip bones and shoulder when I sleep
on my side. I tend to sleep in all three positions, back and side mostly,
but sometimes more on my stomach. I have a Protection Plan with
Raymour which will allow me to reselect again, but I don't know
what to reselect! I am thinking something like a plush/firm might
be right, Any advice you can offer would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you. Evie
Hi Evie,
The only complaints I hear about Simmons' Black line is about their
"plush" models.
Your mistakes are common...1st too soft, then too firm.
The Ansleigh model comes in luxury firm and plush/firm. Either one
will hit that middle mark you missed on your last two attempts.
Here's a link to the entire Black line
http://themattressexpert.com/simmons-beautyrest-black.html

Posted at 04:37 PM in Back Pain, Hip Pain, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Simmons Beautyrest Black | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
Kim writes:
We had a Sealy posturpedic plush pillowtop mattress that we loved – but it started sagging terribly and creaked too much. We recently did a warranty exchange and were given a prorated amount to put towards a new bed. On the salesmans recommendation we went with a gel mattress which I HATE – I wake up with very bad shoulder and hip pain every day (I am a side sleeper). My husband is a stomach sleeper and likes it, but he also wants me to be comfortable, so we are exchanging it. We tested out another Sealy posturpedic (pocketed coil, springmoss plush eurotop) that would be an even exchange for our current mattress – or we could upgrade to a kingsdown valencia for $1600 more or a simmon beautyrest “legend” model plush for $2200 more. The kingsdown and simmons did feel plusher and more comfortable than the even exchange Sealy did. I do like feeling like I am sleeping on a cloud and miss our old bed, but the price is a bit high for these other mattresses, however in comparison, the Sealy feels less comfortable. Which do you recommend? Do you think the Sealy is much less quality than the Kingsdown and Beautyrest?
Posted at 09:19 PM in Body Impressions/ Sagging, Hip Pain, Pillowtop, Sealy, Sealy Posturepedic, Shoulder Pain, Simmons, Simmons Beautyrest, Topper, warranty issues | Permalink | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)